August 15, 2012 Food supplies are getting very tight worldwide. Food riots started Jan 5, 2012 in Algeria after there was a sudden price hike for many staples such as flour, sugar, and oil. The violence quickly spread to Tunisia where the death toll continues to rise. The food shortage problem isn’t just localized to
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The jump in food prices on your Thanksgiving table this year is just a hint of what’s coming in 2011 and beyond, according to some experts. You may not be thrilled with the rising food prices this year, but unfortunately they’re a harbinger of what we can expect in the near future. What’s coming down
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People who live in America rarely consider the need for building up a food supply to offset a national crisis, such as a devastating war or a natural disaster, simply because food in the United States is so readily available and easy to obtain. However, if something terrible did happen and supermarkets did not remain
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When you begin planning for a life off the grid or start thinking as a survivalist, you tend to focus on the bigger, more obvious items like bottled water or dried food.  However, our ancestors made it through centuries of uncertainty by also being resourceful enough to think about the finer details required for a
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Buried in a recent Department of Labor announcement were the details of the stunning rise in food prices this year. Food prices, in March, rose 2.4%, the largest increase in more than 25 years, while gas prices rose by 2.1%. Of course, the Labor Department didn’t lead with this information. Instead, they mentioned that wholesale
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“America’s going to go through a transition the likes of which no one is prepared for,” said Gerald Celente, CEO of Trends Research Institute. Credited for predicting the 1987 stock market crash, the fall of the Soviet Union, the 1997 Asian Currency Crisis, and the subprime mortgage crisis of 2008, Celente says that by 2012,
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News is spreading about the likelihood of a catastrophic global food crisis. Even mainstream publications are now beginning to question the official story from governments around the world. For example, the US Department of Agriculture has predicted record harvests even though half the counties in the Midwest are currently disaster areas, which means they have
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The New Year is here and I’m afraid that the news is likely to get worse. I trust your New Year’s Resolutions include hastening your emergency preparedness plans. When you’re planning, it’s always good to know where you’re headed, and along those lines I thought I would share with you the National Inflation Association’s top 10
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As has been previously reported on sites like WorldNet Daily, experts are predicting tough times ahead for the United States. The crisis may not be limited to the credit markets and the economy, however, but may even lead to a disruption in the nation’s food supply. National studies have shown that overwhelming numbers of Americans
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